Under the new tax subclass targeting derelict commercial buildings, owners could see a jump in their taxes by up to 57 per cent if they don’t fix up or demolish them.
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Two charged after 22,000 unmarked cigarettes seized by police
“Contraband tobacco is closely linked to smuggling and organized crime,” OPP said.
Ontario budget leans on existing supports, limited new aid for key sectors
More than half of Ontario’s exports to the United States avoided tariffs under CUSMA.
Treasury Board president says spending review is ‘actually not a job-cutting exercise’
Shafqat Ali told parliamentarians that the spending review is about “respecting taxpayers’ dollars.”
Gas Prices Just Dropped in Metro Vancouver, Will Iran War Push Them Back up?
A Drop at the Pump, But a Warning Sign Beneath It The recent Metro Vancouver gas price drop is giving drivers a rare moment of […]
Calls grow for Ontario to slow conservation authority overhaul
Municipal leaders and stakeholder groups call for more consultation.
Victoria police changing response to weekly pro-Palestinian rally after 126 weeks
According to the department, more than 10,000 hours of officer time have been dedicated to managing these events, which have been taking place for 126 weeks.
Canadian women earn more post-secondary degrees than men. Why the gap?
Nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) of Canadian adults aged 25 to 64 held a college or university credential, up from 55 per cent in 2015.
Victoria’s Inn at Laurel Point is Hiring for Two Key Positions
The Goods from Inn at Laurel Point / Aura Waterfront Restaurant + Patio Victoria, BC | Inn at Laurel Point is currently seeking qualified candidates to fill the integral roles of Restaurant Chef (at Aura Waterfront Restaurant + Patio / Inn Room Dining) and Outlets Manager. Restaurant Chef The Restaurant Chef is responsible for overseeing […]